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by niij 3y ago
$200/hr is $416,000/yr. The world is bigger than Silicon Valley, but even there that's a huge salary.
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by niij 3y ago
> I continue to be amazed at how much abuse my fellow Americans take from their telcos. > I pay 13 EUR/4 wks (yes, German mobile operators are a bit slippery, too) for 3 GB + unlimited domestic talk and text. Many providers are o
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by niij 3y ago
> The owning class Ok lol. I see I'm not revolutionary enough.
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by niij 3y ago
Do you see any downsides to government's setting prices? There have been a few examples of this in the 20th century.. > Rewarding this kind of greed also isn't exactly pushing society in a positive direction, longer term. Call
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by niij 3y ago
If you don't let people price goods at what they're worth the buyer is decided by random chance and you get shortages instead. Is there really a human right for "the fastest buyers on eBay should get the goods"?
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by niij 3y ago
In what way does a higher equilibrium price cause collateral damage? Can you explain what collateral damage you're envisioning?
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by niij 3y ago
Demand is the signal to create more supply. Anti price gouging disincentivises more production.
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by niij 3y ago
Android apps used to need "location" access for bluetooth discovery. https://www.androidpolice.com/2021/05/19/android-12-apps-won...
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by niij 3y ago
HN moment.
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by niij 3y ago
Plex has been shutting down large shared servers for the past 4-6 months. Jellyfin is the new plex.
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Wise announces large fee increases(wise.com)
4 points by niij 3y ago|1 comments
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by niij 3y ago
These are mostly photos and extra papers left inside a book. It'd be akin to a post-it on a public wall.
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by niij 3y ago
left is older, right is more recent
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by niij 3y ago
Seattle is one of the most temperate regions in the USA. Outside of Alaska I doubt there's significantly lower AC use anywhere in the USA. A quick Google search shows ~60% of households in Washington state don't even own an air co
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by niij 3y ago
A $5 Billion Roth IRA! Implying tax free withdrawals.
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by niij 3y ago
There's precedent. The .su (Soviet Union) ccTLD is still around. It takes registrations at the second level and is open to registrations from anyone regardless of nationality. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/.su
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by niij 3y ago
If you can afford the mortgage then it's within your means. If you take a $7k/mo mortgage assuming rates will drop to make it long-term sustainable...
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by niij 3y ago
Worst case scenario is house prices drop causing you to go underwater and eventually bankrupt. There is a lot of risk in buying something beyond your means and gambling that will change.
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by niij 3y ago
Why would this integration to Microsoft Office be limited to just developers?
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by niij 3y ago
I'd take it easy with the name calling. Your replies in this thread have shown a pretty fundamental misunderstanding of the OSI model, PKI, and encryption in general.
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by niij 3y ago
Good to know! The only country I can confirm on that list having attendants is Thailand.
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by niij 3y ago
> in the world Sample of countries that don't permit self-service gas: ~Belgium~ (maybe not, see below), Brazil, Chile, China, Egypt, India, Indonesia, Mexico, Morocco, South Africa, Thailand, Turkey, and Uruguay. See https:/
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by niij 3y ago
So, this¹ is what I should buy? 1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xbox_One#Xbox_One_X
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by niij 3y ago
Hi, I see you have a relatively new account and previously used reddit. Make sure to read the guidelines: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html > Be kind. Don't be snarky. Converse curiously; don't c
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Belgium Stops Unlawful Sharing of Accidental Americans' Data to Comply with GDPR(news.bloombergtax.com)
22 points by niij 3y ago|0 comments
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by niij 3y ago
Facebook is doing this. Their website is not only lacking features but it's also glitchy to the point of being dysfunctional. The scrolling jumps multiple posts at a time with no user input, posts missing like/comment buttons, CSS
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by niij 3y ago
Sorry to hear that. How does a $48k bill happen with insurance after the No Surprises act?
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by niij 3y ago
This new method would be idempotent and safe. POST is neither. But, adding other methods than GET to the address bar in browsers is an interesting idea. It'd affect such a small percent of people it'd most likely be a net time sin
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by niij 3y ago
I'm dumb. I misread that as a 15 cent tax. Not sub cent.
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by niij 3y ago
For the last 3 months my total (connection charge, per kWh, taxes) was: - April: $70 for 635 kWh. USD$0.110/kWh - March: $71 for 570 kWh. USD$0.124/kWh - February: $79 for 650 kWh. USD$0.121/kWh

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